
Feminine care
Panty liner
Private label panty liners in a published 155–180 mm length range, with winged and wingless options and optional individual wrappers.
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Disposable menstrual pants in a published S–L size range, with a 360° elastic waistband, all-in-one cutting design and dual-layer barriers.
Disposable menstrual pants add a garment-style format to a feminine-care range. For brand development, review the S–L measurement chart, pull-on body and core as a separate product specification from sanitary pads or adult incontinence pants.
Include your sizes, quantities and destination market.
Menstrual pants provide a pull-on format for a feminine-care product range. This model is listed in sizes S to L, with a 360° spandex waistband, breathable backsheet, soft topsheet, all-in-one cutting design and dual-layer barriers.
Compare these pants separately from sanitary pads: the waist and leg fit, garment dimensions and core are part of the purchasing specification. A letter size on a menstrual-pants pack should be supported by the actual model’s measurement chart.
The fit review should cover the whole garment, with the waistband and leg openings assessed together. Use the offered menstrual-pants chart and a sample in each selected size rather than transferring measurements from another pull-on range.
Record relaxed and stretched waist dimensions, body length and leg openings for the selected S–L sizes. Ask how those measurements correspond to the proposed wearer chart, keeping the size reference visible on each sample record.
Inspect the all-in-one cutting design, core position and dual-layer barriers in the finished garment. Compare the thickness and outline for the proposed size so the assessment covers more than the waistband shown in a detail image.
Request the topsheet and breathable-backsheet specifications for the offered construction. Tie any related packaging wording to the actual material information and supporting assessment, instead of extending one listed feature into an unverified skin or wear-time claim.
Construction details for this model. Confirm the configuration on your selected sample.

Compare waistband stretch with the model’s size chart.

Review the leg barrier detail on the finished pants.

Confirm the specified backsheet material.

Inspect the garment shape and dimensions.

Compare surface material and feel on the sample.
Use the listed product information as a starting point. Agree the final sample, dimensions and order configuration with our team.
Request a specification sheet| Product format | Disposable menstrual pants |
|---|---|
| Published size range | S–L |
| Waistband | 360° spandex waistband |
| Body construction | All-in-one cutting design |
| Backsheet | Breathable backsheet |
| Fit and core | Confirm waist and leg chart, core and performance criteria |
Keep the disposable format clear in the product name, packaging and order schedule. Give each selected size its own quantity and sample reference so the manufacturing brief distinguishes fit choices from shared brand artwork.
For a private label brief, identify the target wearer measurements and quantity by size. Review waistband stretch, side construction, leg opening and the thickness of the offered sample alongside the absorbent core.
Confirm the pack count and wording used to describe the product. Size, absorbency and usage claims should match the approved sample, available supporting data and the requirements of your destination market.
Request the product specification, packaging information and relevant test or supplier documents for the offered model. Review the holder, scope and validity before making claims for your brand or destination market.
Explore OEM & ODM manufacturingCompare the format, sample and order specification before choosing this product for your range. These answers explain the details to clarify with our team.
Ask a product questionNo. These menstrual pants are a separate model. Request the waist and leg measurement chart for this range rather than reusing the adult-pants chart.
This range is presented as disposable menstrual pants. Confirm the product instructions and supplied construction with your quotation; it is not listed as washable menstrual underwear.
Review the size chart, waistband stretch, leg fit, topsheet, backsheet and core. Agree performance assessments and packaging claims for the actual size and construction you plan to order.
Use a specification for the actual pants model. A sanitary pad reference can explain your comparison requirements, but it does not establish the garment’s core dimensions, positioning, materials or performance. Review those details in the complete pants sample.
Use each size’s waist, body and leg measurements alongside the wearer chart. Note the core and barrier layout for that same size, and identify the physical sample being assessed. A matching size letter from another product is not enough for approval.
Share the sizes, planned quantities and packaging you need for Menstrual pants. We can then review the sample and supply requirements.